There are many types of linoleum on sale. Depending on the area of application, it can be domestic, semi -commercial and commercial. It also differs in many other parameters. In addition, in its structure, it can be untold, on a tissue, felt or foamed basis.
The insulated linoleum is used to warm the floor, which is quite logical. It can have a warm base or insulation. The difference between them in the structure of the canvas and in the operational characteristics.
Insulated household linoleum
The so -called warm linoleum based on jute or felt is laid exclusively in dry rooms. Such material is more affordable and easy to lay. It consists of two layers: the base and the working surface. Linoleum is warm, light, soft, fits on or without glue.
True, he has several drawbacks. Among them is that the top layer is not strong enough, so you need to handle it carefully. In addition, with intensive operation, the thermal insulation layer can quickly become thinner and its functionality will be lost.
In addition, due to the use of jute and felt as the basis, it is not recommended to lay such linoleum in rooms with high humidity. Under it, a fungus and mold can form over time.
Insulated basis linoleum
This type of linoleum is more resistant to moisture. It consists of 6 layers, each of which plays its own role. It is based on foamed rubber, due to which the coating is learned by elastic and resistant to various loads.
The second layer is a glass chuckle. It guarantees the strength and integrity of the canvas. On top of this layer there is a foamed PVC, then a decorative layer with a pattern that is protected by a working layer.
Due to such a multilayer structure, the coating acquires heat and sound insulation properties, and also becomes stable even to increased mechanical stress.
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